Florida

Song Description

Singer decides to quit his job, retire to Florida and let his hair turn blue.

Song Length 2:20 Genre Pop - General
Tempo Medium (111 - 130) Lead Vocal Male Vocal
Mood Cheerful Subject Comedy, Funny
Language English Era 1930 - 1939

Lyrics

I?m sick of deadlines; I?ve had enough
I?m up to here with material stuff
I?ll reach my limit one of these days
Then I?ll go down Florida way

When I can?t take anymore, I?ll go down to the shore
Like a worn out shoe
I'll lie on the beach, a drink within reach
While the hurricanes blow on through
And all you poor slobs still working your jobs
I?ll raise a glass to you
Yes, I?ll raise a toast on the Florida coast
While the hurricanes blow through
Yeah, the hurricanes blow through

I?ll be on my way in a moment or two
Get out my retirement plan; it?s time for a review
Looks like-Oops!-I have a few payments overdue
The way it looks right now I?ll be moving in with you (That?s all right!)
I?ll eat those burgers and buns, ?til I weigh a ton
I?ll get a sunburn too
My face will be brown, topped by a crown
Of silver hair turned blue
And for all you poor slobs, still working your jobs
I?ll raise a glass to you
Yes I?ll raise a toast on the Florida coast
And let my hair turn blue, oh yeah
I?ll let my hair turn blue
And let my hair turn blue

Lyrics David Wells Music David Wells
Producer David Wells Publisher UpscaleBlues.com
Performance David Wells

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